Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 11, 1923 · page 7

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- ' NOTICE" , “
TO THE PUBLIC. —. ' -

 

Thursday and Friday, January 11th and 12th, will be “Cus- '

tomer Courtesy Days”, at our store. . ~

Two days during which you make your selections frorn our
suit and overcoat stocks at sale prices, before our January Sale 18

opened to the general public on Saturday morning.

We’ve made this arrangement because so often something .-

prevents our regular customers from attending

a sale early

enough to get first choice, and we feel that you’re entitled to_ it.
Of course everything from blouses to Fur Coats will be

included’ 1n the January Sale, and you’ll probably want to stockup

after the sale starts—

But if you need a suit or overcoat, we knOw you’ll welcome
the opportunity to make your selections ahead of the crowd which
is sure to respond when our low sales prices and the big values

we’ re offering become generally known.

Yours very truly,

Frank Jacoby

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POBCII, LOSE_ SUIT

NORWICH. Jon. lit—At a hearing
before Justice go: the Peace v. P. A.
Quinn, in sextant. steroid». John
Charles Wilbur. as; pleaded not
guild to thezoham of murder In
shooting and killing From: Early of
East Hadrian: last Saturday night in
Wilbur'o shock In Belem. After
brie! testimony by Coroner J. J. Dea-
mond so to conditions he found at the
scene of the aims and What Wilbur
had confessed do him. Justice Quinn
bound Wilbur over without. bail to
the my tel-Iii of the criminal super-
ior court, and he was brought to the
jail here by Deputy Sher“! George
H. Stanton. Judge John H. Barnes.
who was counsel {or Wilbur entered
a demurrer and waived examination.

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By Associated Pres

SLIGO. IRELAND. Jam11.—-A
band or armed menyhurned the rail-
wey station to the ground this morn-
In: and. destroyed ‘ two pa-engver
trains which had halted there. During
the night there was considerabie rifle
and machine gun fire iii-the town.
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EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS IN RENO

 

RENO. New, Jan 11.—Earth tre-
mors rocked buildings and ‘ohook
down plaster last night In Altum.
Cal. and were felt in Hackstaft, New.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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kidneys childhood." We'll-is.

ache and that tired out feeling. hos-d—
ly able to do my work. By using

Foley Kidney Pills accompanied with“;-

Foley Cathartio Tablets I 0001: m
like 0. new person '“ Backache. rheu—
matic pains. dlulnese and blurred
vision are symptoms of kidney tron.
hie. Foley Kidney Pills give quick
toilet—Adv.

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Apply Sulphur ls 'liold Whenf Your '

Skin Out. _

Any breaking out at the skin on
taco. neck. arms. or body is oven“
come, quickest by applying Mentho-
Sulphur. The pimples seem to dry
right up and go away. declares a
noted akin specialist.

Nothing has ever‘becn found to Site
the place of sulphur as a. pimple re-
mover. It I. harmless and inexpem'
give. Just ask any drugxiet for email
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use It like cold creams—Adv.

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03003338:

Removed from 234 East Avenue to

41 Railroad Ave, Cor. Clay St.

STARTS TOMORROW MORNING AT 9 O’CLOCK SHARP

Men’ s and Boys’ furnishings at prices so ridiculous that no one will hesitate to grasp the opportunity. We have
- got to vacate and are giving our friends~and customers a genuine opportunity to buy‘real merchandise at prices
heretofore unheard of. Don’t take our word for it, come in and see for yourselves.

‘7 We are citing only a few items to give you an idea of the actual losses we are taking. Hundreds of bargains on

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

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lor dress or work. ‘-
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Men’s $82M Value 1‘ “ UNION. SUITS
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MEN’S COTTON HOSE
Reg 15c value

Fair .,,................. 9C
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sale that are not advertised.
Men’s 3.1%“; O ' Men’s Heavy Ribbed ‘ InwilO;fiSIbmed Men Tfigfim s S a. Ken’s Git-Bugged
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Reg. $1.50 value.
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SWEAR” $4.50

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